texts: The British Royal Navy officer, explorer and artist, <mask>, was born in November 1796. He was born in the UK. He took part in the destruction of batteries on the Spanish coast as a volunteer in the frigate when he was a boy. He was captured by the French after he was involved in combat in the Bay of Biscay. <mask> was a prisoner at Verdun until the peace of early 1814, during this time he studied French and mathematics and practised his skills as an artist, which he later put to use in recording his travels through the Canadian Arctic. After his release, <mask> served on and as a midshipman before volunteering to serve under John Franklin. During Franklin's two overland expeditions to survey the northern coast of North America, <mask> was responsible for all the surveying and chart making and was promoted first to lieutenant.<mask> was laid off from the half-pay list in the 19th century because he didn't have an appointment to a ship. John Ross hadn't been heard of since 1829, so plans were made to find him. <mask> proposed to take fur trade routes to the Great Slave Lake and follow the Great Fish River northeast to Ross's probable location. The Back River was known from Indian reports, but no white man had ever seen it. The Hudson's Bay Company built winter quarters at Fort Reliance at the eastern end of the Great Slave Lake in August of 1833. He returned to the fort after finding the river. He received a packet of letters in March of 1834 telling him to explore the coast from Ross's King William Land to Franklin's Point Turnagain.This was the main unknown region, along with a few hundred miles eastward from Point Barrow and the area around King William Island which was completely misunderstood. He set out on 7 June 1834 and reached the river on 28 June. He ran down a river with 83 rapids but only one portage. He reached Chantrey inlet on July 23. He saw King William Island to the north and then turned back. He arrived at Fort Reliance in September of 1834 and England in September of 1835. Richard King wrote his own two-volume account of the expedition and contributed appendices to <mask>'s account of the expedition.In 1836, <mask> was promoted to captain by the Order in Council. The northern end of Hudson Bay was the goal this time. He would sail the unknown coast west to the Back River and Franklin's Point Turnagain from there. There are two points on the north coast west of Hudson Bay. The area between the Back River and Hudson Bay was not known. The cul-de-sac of the Gulf of Boothia is northwest of Repulse Bay. He would have had to drag his boats west to reach the Back River.He commanded a converted bomb vessel with a crew of 60 and 18 months of provisions. He left in June 1836. They had to be towed by steamship all the way to the Orkney Islands. The first of August was when he reached Hudson Strait. There was ice east of Frozen Strait by the end of the month. At one point, Terror was pushed up the side of a cliff by the pressure of the ice. There were many times when preparations were made to abandon the ship.Three men died of Scurvy in January. The ship was damaged in the spring of 1836. Turpentine was sometimes forced out of the planks by the pressure of the ice. The ship moved along the ice along the south side of the island. The ice retreated sufficiently in July to allow Terror to head home. A large mass of ice broke off and caused the remaining ice to tip the ship on its side. 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He was made a Knight Bachelor in March of 1839, and continued his interest in exploration for the rest of his life. He was a rear-admiral. During the search for Franklin's lost expedition, <mask> served as an advisor to the Admiralty and as vice-president of the Royal Geographical Society.<mask> was promoted to admiral in 1867 after being promoted to vice-admiral in 1863. <mask> was married to a widow. He is buried in London. <mask> was an accomplished artist. <mask> had neither the seriousness of disposition nor the intensity of purpose which are indispensable to the great captain. His virtues were different. No other man has been able to appreciate the scenery of the Canadian North as much as <mask> has been able to.According to experts at the prestigious London auction house Bonhams, the watercolour was presented by <mask>'s sister, and thence descended through her family. A description in <mask>'s Narrative of an expedition in H.M.S. appears to match the scene surrounding the towering iceberg, according to the auction house. In the evening of July 29, 1836, when the weather cleared, we observed an enormous berg, which was not less than 300 feet high. He painted the winter view of Fort Franklin. A recent collection of twelve portrait studies of male and female characters mainly from the Canadian Yellow Knife Tribe, eleven of which were personally signed by the artist, sold for £24,000 at an auction on 16 June 2020. There are original scanned copies at Canadiana.org and Archive.org. Original scanned copies.The Royal Society Knights Bachelor of the Napoleonic Wars is linked to 19th-century Canadian male painters.

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texts: C<mask><mask> was an attorney in Massachusetts. He was a contributor to professional journals and co-editor of a number of Jewish prayer books, including the first siddur to use nonsexist, inclusive language. On August 11, 1930, <mask> was born in Berlin, Germany. He and his brother were placed at the Chateau de Chabannes in the Creuse in 1941 by the Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants. The American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee worked with the American Friends Service Committee to bring the boys to the United States in 1941. The 2001 film, Children of Chabannes, was directed and produced by Lisa R<mask>. The story of how the people of Chabannes saved the lives of 400 Jewish children is told in the documentary.After graduating from Harvard Law School, <mask> attended Boston Latin School. He was in the United States Army from October 1954. In 1961, <mask> moved to Massachusetts. After serving as a member of the Finance Committee of the Town of Wayland, Massachusetts between 1966 and 1968, and as Wayland's Town Counsel for eleven years, <mask> was elected Moderator of the Town of Wayland in 1982. He moderated until 2011. The first system of electronic voting was used at the New England town meeting. He was admitted to the Massachusetts Bar in 1955.As a trial lawyer, Gossels first law firm position was with Sullivan and Worchester. In 1965, he became a partner in the firm. The Section on International Legal Practice of the Boston Bar Association was chaired by Gossels. The New England Conference on Legal Problems of Doing Business Abroad attracted large audiences each year. The first system of no-fault automobile insurance protection in the United States was created by him and Michael Dukakis. Weston Patrick had a law firm in Boston. He co-authored a report on cost and time efficiency in the Massachusetts courts.The Boston Bar Journal and Massachusetts Lawyers Weekly have been published by Gossels. From 2000 to 2010 he was the Chair of the Fee Disputes Committee of the Boston Bar Association and from 2006 to 2012 he was a hearing officer for the Massachusetts Board of Bar Overseers. The publishers of the Martindale Hubbell Law Directory gave him the highest rating. "Ask the Candidates - Live!" is an annual two-hour cable television program that allows voters to ask questions of public office candidates. According to the Boston Globe, Gossels was one of Boston's top rated lawyers. The National Commission on Worship of the Union for Reform Judaism was chaired by Gossels. Nancy Lee and Joan S. Kaye were co-editors of the first egalitarian Jewish prayer book.The Hebrew translation of "Praised are You, Adonai our God, Ruler to the Universe" was changed to "Holy One of Blessing, Your Presence Fills Creation" in the book. The co-editor of <mask> Yamenu was also a siddur for weekday morning prayers. The Silent Bell Board, a memorial plaque for 83 former Jewish residents, was unveiled in Berlin in May of 2019. He spoke about this during the event "Neighbors through Time: Lippehner 35 - the Forgotten History of a Berlin House" at Brandeis University, together with Simon Ltgemeyer, an architect and current resident of that building who had created the plaque following his. The book "Letters From Our Mother" was published in September. The letters that the author's mother had written to her two young sons in France after she had worked for a year to obtain visas from the French government to help them escape from Nazi Germany are contained in the book. She was deported from Berlin early in 1942 because she couldn't get a visa for herself.The book describes the fate of the brothers' family, how the children survived the defeat of the French army by the German invaders, the care they received from Oeuvre de Secours aux Enfants, and their rescue by members of the American Friend Service Committee. The story of the education these young German refugees received, their marriages, the families they created and the contributions they made to their American communities and society is told in the book. The story is about two young immigrants who fled for their lives. It is the story of America. Amazon. References include Harvard Law School alumni and Boston Latin School alumni.

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texts: <mask>. is an American political scientist who studies national and international security affairs, with a focus on air power, American and international political violence, social media propaganda, and terrorism. The founder and director of the Chicago Project on Security and Threats is a professor at the University of Chicago. <mask> graduated from the University of Pittsburgh in 1982 with a degree in political science. He received his PhD from the University of Chicago in 1988. From 1991 to 1994 he taught international relations at the United States Air Force's School of Advanced Airpower Studies. He has taught at the University of Chicago since 1999. <mask> is the director of the graduate studies department of political science at the University of Chicago.<mask> was an adviser to Barack Obama during the 2008 presidential campaign. He was an advisor to Ron Paul on Iraq. <mask> founded the Chicago Project on Security and Threats after presenting his research into suicide terrorism in the American Political Science Review. The project is funded by the Carnegie Corporation, the Pentagon's Defense Threat Reduction Agency, and the University of Chicago. Security Studies published an issue on terrorism in December of 2009. Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War was the first full-length book by Research Bombing to Win <mask>. coercive air power is questioned by the conventional wisdom.Bombing, etc. It is cheap and effective. Rather than motivating citizens of a bombed nation to rise up against their government, coercive air power often backfires, resulting in a citizens that are more resilient and loyal. In a "hammer and anvil" fashion, air power and land power should be integrated. A 1999 report funded by the U.S. Air Force explored the role of air power as a coercive instrument. The United States and the USAF have scored some notable successes, but the record is mixed. The analysis matched <mask>'s assessment that attacking military targets has improved the chances of success, but higher levels of civilian vulnerability have no effect on the chances of success.The strategic logic of suicide terrorism is contrary to widely held beliefs. <mask> argues that suicide terrorism is not related to Islamic fundamentalism or any of the world's religions. According to <mask>, the majority of suicide terrorists are middle class and have a high level of education. An article titled "design, inference, and the strategic logic of suicide terrorism" was published in The American Political Science Review. The presence of a occupying power is not a statistically significant indicator of suicide terrorism according to Michael C. Horowitz. <mask>'s research design collected the universe of known cases of suicide terrorism. In a rejoinder, Ashworth et al.Why suicide terrorism in some places but not others, if the sample does not vary, is because large samples of the dependent variable cannot be used to explain variation in outcomes. <mask>'s conclusions have been criticized by Assaf Moghadam. The explosion of global suicide terrorism and how to stop it was co-authored by <mask> and James K. Feldman. In order to identify key factors that explain the ebb and flow of suicide terrorist campaigns, Cutting the Fuse looked at more than 2200 suicide attacks. The book recommends that nations avoid stationing troops where they will be perceived as occupiers threatening local culture and institutions or coercing the government of an occupied state to do things that would be perceived as benefiting the occupiers at the expense of the local population. When occupation is necessary, minimize the threat to local culture by helping local officials to do things they might otherwise want to do but didn't previously have the ability and by treating collateral damage with great sensitivity. The special issue, "What's New about Research on Terrorism," was edited by <mask>.<mask> published two articles about the efficacy of economic sanctions. <mask> does not agree with the validity of international economic sanctions in achieving policy goals, judging that only 5% can be considered successes, as opposed to 34% claimed in the work of other scholars. One of these scholars responded to <mask>'s initial piece, suggesting that he had mischaracterized the data, and that his views on economic sanctions were not terribly different. In the same issue of 'International Security', <mask> insisted that he had not mischaracterized the data, and that his view of economic sanctions is meaningfully different from the picture put forth by others. Several articles analyzing the Arab Spring were published by <mask>. In 2015, <mask> and Jean Decety received a grant from the Department of Defense to study the social and neurological construction of martyrdom. The plan to end the promotion of extremist content online was launched by the New Zealand PM and the French President.The FBI, BOP, NSC, and SOCOM were among the organizations <mask> presented his research to. <mask> and CPOST received a grant to study Arabic-language propaganda. <mask> began studying the causes and viable solutions to political violence in the 1990s, focusing on the 1992-1995 Bosnian War and the 1999 War in Kosovo. His work on suicide terrorism explains that it is a form of political violence, while his work on humanitarian intervention explains that it is related to the Arab Spring in Libya and Syria. <mask> published an analysis of political violence in Iraq. <mask> testified before the House Subcommittee on National Security about the military defeat of Isis. <mask> briefed the National Security Council on a counter-terrorism strategy to end the War in Afghanistan.<mask> and the UN Counter-Terrorism Executive Directorate (CTED) co-hosted a colloquium at the University of Chicago discussing ways to improve responses to future terrorist attacks and advance academic research on the impact of militant political violence and terrorism. In 2020, <mask> published the results of his analysis of the impact of the deployment of US Department of Homeland Security agents on political violence in Portland and conducted research studies of the demographic profile of right wing extremists in the US. <mask> published the first systematic study of the demographic profile and political geography of individuals arrested for assault on the US Capitol on January 6, 2021, which received significant attention in the media in the U.S. and internationally. Bombing to Win: Air Power and Coercion in War was a publication. The Cornell University Press was published in 1996. Hardcover. The back of the paper.The debate was held in Security Studies 7.2 and 7.3. The strategic logic of suicide terrorism is called Dying to Win. Random House was in New York. Hardcover. There is an updated version of London's Gibson Square. Hardcover. The explosion of global suicide terrorism and how to stop it is covered in Cutting the Fuse.The University of Chicago Press was published in 2010. The new CPOST dataset on suicide attacks will be introduced in an academic article. "EEG distinguishes heroic narratives in online video propaganda." A multilevel social neuroscience perspective on terrorism and radicalization. "Days of Action or Restraint?" The American Political Science Review looked at the impact of the Islamic calendar on violence. The Australian Strategic Policy Institute wrote about the American face of Isis.The problem of missing perpetrator information is solved in the Journal of Conflict Resolution. The cases of humanitarian intervention are being reconsidered. The true worth of air power was discussed in Foreign Affairs. The Strategic Logic of Suicide Terrorism is in the American Political Science Review. International Security 22.2 "Why Economic Sanctions Do Not Work" was published in 1997. 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texts: Marvin is the 21st president of Ohio University in Athens. He was the president of both Texas Tech University and the University of Idaho. The dean of the Eberly College of Arts and Science at West Virginia University was previously the provost and senior vice president at Kansas State University. He graduated from the high school in northwestern Montana and went on to earn a degree in earth sciences and geography from Montana State University. In 1977 he graduated from Oregon State University with a master's in geography and a PhD in geography. Over the course of 30 years, she has worked in various administrative roles at Kansas State University, West Virginia University, University of Idaho, Texas Tech University, and most recently at Ohio University. After returning from West Virginia, where he served as dean of the Eberly College of Arts and Sciences, he served as provost and senior vice president at Idaho.He became president of Texas Tech in June 2013). He has received numerous university, national and international teaching, research and advising awards, and served as president of the Association of American Geographers. He created the President's Diversity Council, enhanced what became a nationally award-winning engagement effort through creation of the Office for Community Partnerships, improved major inter-disciplinary initiatives, and significantly improved business partnerships between the university and business and commodity groups in Idaho and throughout the Northwest. He was a member of the presidential oversight committee. One of 8 nationally recognized accreditation bodies, he has served as a commissioner for the Northwest Commission of Colleges and Universities. He was appointed as a Governor-appointed commissioner of the Western Interstate Commission for Higher Education, which coordinates higher education efforts for the 15 western states. The final candidate for the presidency of Texas Tech University was announced in March.According to news reports, he did not apply for the position. The Texas Tech Board of regents unanimously confirmed him as the university's next president on March 22. Texas Tech University was promoted to a major public research university by Nellis. He has advocated for continued quality growth, including stronger advocacy for national and international student recognition, accelerated research expenditures and faculty recognitions, creating a more engaged institution while promoting industry and community partnerships, with a commitment toward global connections and creativity, while seeking external revenue sources to invest in the university enterprise Texas Tech was named an APLU Innovation and Economic Prosperity University. At the end of his presidency, Texas Tech achieved Tier One Carnegie designation for the highest research category. While working on broader university strategic initiatives, <mask> was a tenured university honors professor.<mask> was a Trustee of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges. The next president of Ohio University was announced on February 22, and he took office on June 12. The Association of Public and Land-grant Universities Commission on Economic and Community Engagement Executive Committee is where <mask> is currently a member. The new OHIO honors program was started by Nellis. 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She was project manager on several major library building projects at West Virginia and worked in Kansas State's commercialization initiative.The couple has two sons. Texas Tech University has links to Ohio University, Kansas State University, Montana State University, Oregon State University, and the University of Idaho.

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texts: "Nino" was an Italian economist and politician. One of the founding members of the Italian People's Party was a member of the Christian Democrat. Giorgio Grigolli was a school friend of Giovanni Prati di Trento and later the President of Trento. He finished his studies in economics at the Universit Cattolica del Sacro Cuore of Milan after receiving the award for "best graduate of the year" from the University of Padua. After marrying his wife, he went to India as a consultant to the Planning Commission of the government of Jawaharlal Nehru. He became a full professor the following year. He taught at the Catholic University of Milan as a volunteer assistant and at the Universities of Trento and Bologna during the student protests of 1968.The Faculty of Political Sciences was founded in Bologna. He had many brilliant economists, including the one who became his assistant, Romano Prodi. Bruno Kessler was president of the Province of Trento from 1960 to 1974 and he had a long association with him. He was one of the founding members of the University of Calabria in Rende, a campus on the Anglo-Saxon model that stimulated the growth of the South. An association to analyze the Italian economy was founded in Bologna in 1974, followed by Agenzia di Ricerche e Legislazione di Roma (Arel), and a cross-party group. He came into contact with the group of economists, including Giuliano Amato, Siro Lombardini, Giorgio Ruffolo and Franco Momigliano, thanks to the results achieved in the academia. Aldo Moro was a member of Parliament for the Christian Democrats from 1976 to 1992 and the proximity to him favored his political rise within the Christian Democrats.He was Minister of the Budget and Economic Planning in the first government of Francesco Cossiga and without a portfolio "special assignment" in the second government. He was Treasury Secretary from October 1980 to December 1982 in the governments of Forlani and Spadolini. The Spadolini government was brought down by a disagreement with the Minister of Finance. He was skeptical of the economic policies adopted by the governments of Bettino and Giulio. Some of the most critical years in the history of contemporary Italy occurred during his stay at the Treasury. The separation of the Bank of Italy was approved by the Italian Ministry of the Treasury, and when the P2 was revealed, he was adamant in removing officials and managers who appeared in the list seized from Licio Gelli. The scandal of the IOR of Roberto Calvi and Paul Marcinkus led to the dissolution of the bank.The responsibilities of the Vatican bank and its leaders were publicly reported byAndreatta. He was the chairman of the Senate Budget Committee in the 1980's. He was vice president of the European People's Party from 1984 to 1987 and was close to the Christian Democratic Union. He returned to power in 1992, in the wake of the scandal of Tangentopoli who had alienated many politicians, as Minister of the Budget with the interim of the Cassa per il Mezzogiorno in the first government of Giuliano Amato. The leader of the People's Party became a leader of the Christian Democrats who were against the Berlusconi government. He was a supporter of the Olive Tree coalition. After the fall of the first Berlus, he sponsored a guide for the center-left coalition, which was the most important, because it was a promoter of a mixed economic system and between the pupils of his main school of thought, the most important was <mask> when he was nominated as defence minister by Prodi. He proposed ideas to build and organize a European defence forces after launching Operazione Alba, a peacekeeping and humanitarian aid mission to Albania. After the fall of the Prodi government in 1998, he founded "Charter 14 June", an association which aimed to broaden the basis of democratic consensus and to reduce the power of parties. He supported an alliance between the Democrats and the PPI during the 1999 European elections. On December 15, 1999, he had a serious heart attack and ended up in a coma. For twenty minutes, she suffered from cerebral hypoxicemia. On January 1, 2000 he was transferred from St. James to St. Orsola-Malpighi Hospital.He died in the intensive care unit of the Policlinico S. Orsola Bologna on March 26, 2007, seven years after his death. Filippo, a professor at the University of Bologna, is a supporter of the Democratic Party of Italy, an idea pursued by his father in his last years. Eleonora was appointed the director of Rai fiction in 2012 and is a senior executive at Rai. N.<mask> is the author of Per un'Italia moderna. Il Mulino, Bologna 2002, Questioni di politica e di economia. There are external links to A.R.E.L. The people from Trento Christian Democracy are politicians from the Italian People's Party.

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texts: The emergence and unfolding of Jewish history through the experience of modernity was the subject of a first-of-its-kind memoir by a Jewish woman. In the late 19th century, he was born in Bobrujsk, Belorussia, and grew up in the Minsk district. Her two-volume memoirs, 'Memoirs of a Grandmother: Scenes from the Cultural History of the Jews of Russia in the Nineteenth Century', were originally published. The work received rave reviews in both Jewish and non-Jewish publications. The years of her childhood are reflected in the first volume of her memoirs. Jewish traditionalism and modernity began to clash in the years that the Russian Jewish enlightenment movement, the haskalah, was taking off. Growing up in a strictly gendered traditional society, Wengeroff gives a rare, detailed account of the ritual practices and beliefs of women as well as those of men in her well-to-do, pious, family, and paints keen vignettes that illustrate the collision between traditionalism and modernity playingVolume One is a loving elegy to a world that she felt was being lost by the time she wrote the full version of her memoirs. The son of a wealthy family from Ukraine arranged for her to be groomed for marriage to begin her adult life. The detailed depiction of the steps toward arranged engagement and the experience of marriage, told from a woman's perspective, provide rare and precious testimony. During a pilgrimage to his rebbe, Chonon lost his faith and never shared the experience with her. Within their marriage, the couple fought their own version of the larger Jewish struggle over traditionalism and modernity, because she had not lost her own faith. There was a gendered nature to that larger struggle, with Jewish men as a class rushing recklessly out of observance in the quest for advancement, while women like herself were capable and eager to perpetuate both Jewish tradition and engagement with non-Jewish culture. Modernizing Jewish men behaved as "tyrants" at home, she claimed, taking from women their traditional domestic power and mandate to impart Jewish belief and practice to children, a loss which led to larger Jewish cultural catastrophe.Simon and Volodya were converted when they faced anti-Jewish restrictions. This was the worst of tragedies for a woman raised as she was, explaining it in the absence of a Judaism taught meaningfully by both parents, combined with Jew-hatred in the world in which talented children sought success. In fact, a daughter, Faina, who was not mentioned in the Memoirs, also converted. In her memoirs, she only speaks of four children, a strange omission since she had seven children. None of her children had any connection to Jewish things. Jewish youth who sought knowledge about and connection to Jewish culture in the late 19th century wanted to revive this in modern ways. She supported Herzl's project and was a Herzlian Zionist.The interest and support of Jewish cultural leaders was due to her gripping story and her skill in telling it. The Golden Tradition: Jewish Life and Thought in Eastern Europe was translated into English by Lucy Dawidowicz. New York in 1976. Rememberings [<mask>, <mask>] was an abbreviated version of the book. The world of a Russian-Jewish woman in the 19th century was remembered. The University Press of Maryland was published in 2000. An unabridged translation of the introduction and notes was published by Shulamit S. Magnus.The biography published by Magnus focused on how the memoirs came to be in the form in which we have them, and on the ability of her memoirs to be read as apologia for tradition. After years of hard work and competition, Chonon (Afanasy) <mask> became director of the Commercial Bank in Minsk and served the City Council from 1880 to 1892. She had been unable to enforce Jewish worship in her own home, so she founded the Vocational schools for poor Jewish children in Minsk. She was a patron of Jewish artists. Semyon Vengerov was a founder of Russian literary criticism. Vengerova was a teacher of music. Zinaida Vengerova was a feminist author and critic.There is a National Jewish Book Award in the Women's Studies category for Memoirs of a Grandmother: Scenes from the Cultural History of the Jews of Russia in the Nineteenth Century. There are two volumes of the memoirs of a grandmother, " Scenes from the Cultural History of the Jews of Russia in the Nineteenth Century 2 vols." There is an annotated translation with a critical introduction. The Voice of Jewish Modernity was written by Shulamit S. Magnus. In both genders and religions. In 1995 New York and London. "Kol Isha: Women and the Writing of an Age" was written by Shulamit S. Magnus.The Nashim 7 was published in 2004. "Sins of Youth, Guilt of a Grandmother: M. L. Lilienblum, and the Telling of Jewish Modernity in Eastern Europe." Polin: Studies in Polish Jewry. The New Directions in the History of the Jews in the Polish Lands was edited by Anthony Polonsky. In The German-Jewish Experience Revisited, there is a book about the cultural history of the Jews of Russia. How Does a Woman Write? was written by Steven Aschheim and Vivian Liska. In Gender and Jewish History, there is a book called the Room of Her Own.The YIVO Encyclopedia in Eastern Europe has a book titled "Sins of Youth, Guilt of a Grandmother: M. L. Lilienblum, and the Telling of Jewish Modern". The Jewish Women, A Comprehensive Historical Enclyclopedia was published in 2004. (Shalvi Publishing, Jerusalem, 2004) "Weineroff." The world of a Russian-Jewish woman in the 19th century was remembered. It was edited by Bernard D. 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texts: A United States naval officer who served in the Union Army as a brevet major general during the American Civil War became a rear admiral in the United States Navy. He was the first United States officer to be commissioned both a general officer and a naval flag officer. C.f. The United States Marine Corps and the United States Maritime Service are civilian agencies. C.f. Rear admiral and brigadier general Raphael Semmes was from the Confederate States Navy and Army. <mask> was born in Elizabethton, Tennessee, the eldest son of <mask>, a direct descendant of the early settlers of Carter County.Evalina was his mother. <mask>'s middle name was <mask> and he was later known as <mask> <mask>. He had two brothers. In February 1840, <mask> enlisted in the U.S. Navy after attending the Duffield Academy in Elizabethton. <mask>'s five years of service included duty in the Pacific and Great Lakes region before he transferred to the United States Naval Academy. After graduating from the class of 1846, he saw action in the Mexican–American War aboard the Ohio. <mask> was an assistant professor of mathematics at the United States Naval Academy for three years from 1850 to 1854, after being stationed at the United States Naval Observatory for several years following the war.After a tour of duty with the Pacific and Brazil squadrons, he was promoted to lieutenant in April 1854. During the bombardment of Chinese coastal fortifications, <mask> was appointed to the staff at the U.S. after returning to the United States. The Naval Academy was on duty until 1860. After receiving a letter from <mask> assuring his loyalty to the Union, Andrew Johnson used his influence in the War Department for <mask> to be detached from the Navy. The majority of the population in East Tennessee remained loyal to the Union. <mask> raised a brigade of infantry from among the hundreds of East Tennesseans who fled to Kentucky. "Powhatan" was a code name he used to correspond secretly with Unionists who were behind the Confederate lines.The East Tennessee bridge-burning conspiracy was planned and coordinated by <mask>'s younger brother, William B<mask>. <mask> resigned from the Navy to become a brigadier general of volunteers. He was in charge of an infantry brigade at the Battle of Mill Springs and was involved in the occupation of Cumberland Gap. <mask>'s hope that Morgan would invade and occupy East Tennessee was dashed when he was forced to retreat in the face of a Confederate move into Kentucky. <mask> was able to convince his superiors to allow him to conduct a raid into East Tennessee after Bragg's defeat. <mask> wanted to cripple the East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad. This would allow Major General William S. Rosecrans to test the route through the mountains as a potential path of invasion.The first large-scale Federal cavalry raid of the war took place. <mask> moved through the mountains of eastern Kentucky and Tennessee with a force of just under 1,000 men. The railroad and wagon bridges at Union and Carter's Depot were destroyed on December 30. On January 2, 1863, he defeated the Confederate forces in his path, captured a moving train, destroyed tens of thousands of dollars of military stores, and returned safely to Kentucky. Plans to follow the raid with an invasion and occupation of East Tennessee were canceled when <mask> reported the route was impracticable for a large force. <mask> was placed in command of the cavalry division in July of 1863, and continued campaigning across Tennessee throughout the year, engaging Confederate forces during the Battle of Blue Springs of the Knoxville Campaign. <mask> commanded the left wing of the Union forces at the Battle of Wyse Fork in North Carolina by 1865.He was promoted to brevet major general of volunteers on March 13, 1865, but was out of volunteer service in January 1865. <mask> was promoted to commander of the U.S. Navy in 1865 after serving in the Union Army. <mask> was appointed a commander due to his military record during the Civil War. He commanded the Monocacy after rejoining the Pacific Squadron. He was promoted to captain in October 1870, served as commandant of midshipman in the Naval Academy until 1873, and was named a member of the Lighthouse Board in 1877. <mask> became a Veteran Companion of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States (MOLLUS), a military society composed of Union officers and their descendants, after the Civil War. <mask> was married to Martha Williams, a descendant of Martha Washington.After being promoted to commodore in November of 1878, <mask> retired in August of 1881 and was promoted to rear admiral in May of 1882. He was buried in the Oak Hill Cemetery. <mask> was remembered as tall, handsome and dignified, graceful in carriage, and a'soldierly Christian' by his fellow officers. There is a historical marker in front of the S. P<mask> home in Elizabethton, Tennessee. The rank of Midshipman is 14 February 1840 and the rank of Lieutenant is 18 April 1856. Robert McHenry. The American Military Biographies is in Springfield, Mass.G & C. Merriam Co. was founded in 1978. <mask>'s Raid: An Episode of the Civil War in East Tennessee was published in 1989. Oliver P. Notable Men of Tennessee was published in 1912. There is a sketch of the military services of Sam. P<mask> is a brigadier. Genl. Brevt.Maj. Genl. There are U.S. Vols. During the Rebellion of the Southern States. S.P. The <mask> Papers are in the Library of Congress. It was the first Tennessee Inf. The US, pp.There are external links to the obituaries of admiral <mask><mask>. The Washington Post was published on May 28, 1891. U.S. The Naval Academy Alumni Association and Foundation are for Commandants. The location of the Tennessee Historical Marker is the Carter at Main Restaurant. The Internet Archive has pictures of <mask> at Main Restaurant. The article was published on November 4, 2015.The journal of the executive proceedings of the Senate of the United States of America was published on March 21, 1862. Tennesseans in the Civil War, 2nd Tennessee Volunteer Infantry Regulation, U.S.A. are listed in the CARTER MANSION eHistory.com. <mask><mask> was born in 1819 and died in 1891 in the American Civil War Southern Union.

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texts: <mask> is a professional football player in the Australian Football League. He was drafted by the club with the 35th pick in the 2013 draft and played 12 matches for the Swans. In the last three years, Nankervis has won a grand prix with the team. The co-captains were announced ahead of the season. The baby of Sharon and Kingsley was born in 1994. He spent his early years in the South-West Melbourne suburb of Point Cook before his family moved to the rural northern town of George Town where he attended school. He was a member of the junior football team that won the under 16s title in the North Eastern Football Union.He was still a junior when he played senior football for the North Launceston Football Club. He was passed over in both the national and rookies drafts. The National Under 18 Championships were held in 2013). He kicked five goals in a match against the Northern Territory. He was a joint winner of the Harrison Medal for Division 2's best and fairest player as well as being named the competition's best ruck. He was also a promising junior cricketer. He was a member of the Tasmanian Cricket Academy and played for his state.He was drafted by the club with the third pick and the 35th selection overall. He did not play senior football for the Swans in his first season, instead playing 18 matches with the club's reserves side in the NEAFL. He was a senior emergency in eight matches that season and was on the verge of selection a number of times. He kicked a goal on his debut and had ten disposals and six hit outs. He played in five matches this season. Kurt Tippett and Sam Naismith were considered to be the team's fourth option ruckman. He played in seven matches over the course of the year.He had a career-high 15 disposals and 16 hit-outs in the club's semi-final match. He was an emergency in the 2016 Grand Final team. He was named in the 2016 NEAFL Team of the Year for his performances in the club's reserve side. He kicked 19 goals in 13 matches for the reserves side. He kicked six goals and took 11 marks. At the end of the 2016 season, Nankervis was looking for a chance to play in the Australian Football League. He was traded toRichmond in October 2016 in exchange for a third round draft selection.In his first pre-season at the club, Nankervis was praised for his aggressive playing style, with Sam Lloyd claiming that he had "a bit of mongrel in him." The club's coaching staff heaped praise on him, with Andrew McQualter claiming that he had "nearly put a couple of our players in hospital with his tackles." On the back of his impressive pre-season training efforts and a serious back injury to fellow ruck Shaun Hampson, Nankervis spent the JLT Community Series playing as the club's primary ruckman. He became the club's leading ruck after three strong performances and solidified his standing. He made his debut in the season opening match. He had career bests for hit-outs and goals. The second game of round 2's win over was an impressive one.It was his work around the ground that impressed the coach. He had career highs for disposals, clearances, inside-50s, rebound-50s, and contested possessions. Brad Ottens had 18 contested possessions in round 17 of 2003 and it was the most since. In round 5 of the season, he set a club record with 56 hitouts. He was ranked third in the league for Rucks under Champion Data's ranking points system. The off-the-ball elbow was reported in round 6. He accepted the one-match suspension offered by the Match Review Panel.He came back in the club's round 8 loss. In May, Rohan Connolly of The Age said that he was a revelation because of his presence in the middle of the field. He was rated the sixth best trade pick-up of the off-season. The number one recruit in the league that year was named by Jon Ralph of the Herald Sun. In round 10's Dreamtime at the 'G match, Nankervis kicked a running goal from 50 metres to seal the game in the final two minutes. In terms of hit-outs, <mask> was 20th in the league, but they were sixth in clearances, fifth for tackles and 13th for disposals. He equaled a career high nine tackles in the match against his old club.When Ivan Soldo was added to the side in round 17 he moved from a midfield exclusive role to incorporate one stint in the forward line. An eye-injury to full forward Jack Riewoldt caused him to miss round 19 and saw Nankervis asked to fill his role, kicking a career high three goals in the process. In the five match period that Soldo was in the team, his percentage of playing time in the forward line increased from less than three per cent to 36 per cent. Soldo played his last senior game of the year in round 22. He went on to play in a Grand Final match-up with the minor premiers. Though no player on either side had played in a Grand Final before, <mask> had the unique experience of being the only player to have warmed up for one, having been an emergency in the previous year's game. He became a premier player in his side's 48 point victory, logging 28 hitouts, 18 disposals, four marks, and three tackles.He finished the year with a fifth place rating for total clearances and third place for tackles. He had the seventh most hit outs in a season by a player at 593 and ranked 11th in the league for total hitouts. On the back of his premiership year, Nankervis earned a further one-year contract extension, which will keep him with the club until at least the end of the 2020 season. He spent part of the pre season training as a forward, preparing for the potential injury return of Shaun Hampson that could have seen him play significant forward-line minutes. In the first pre-season match of the year, Nankervis sustained a concussion and sat out the majority of the match. He played as the lead ruck in the club's season- opening round 1 win over and returned in the second and final match of the series. In round 3, he kicked his first goal of the season, and in round 6 he recorded a career-high 29 disposals, besting eventual All-Australian Brodie Grundy despite losing in the ruck with just 17 hitouts.He was the equal-third best player on the ground for that performance. Trent Cotchin andDustin Martin were the only two club captains who ranked in the top three for total clearances and centre clearances. He didn't train in the lead up to the Perth match because of a wrist injury he sustained in round 8. Despite being ruled fit to play, he was beaten by his Eagles counterparts Nic Naitanui and Scott Lycett who carried West Coast to a win. In round 11's marquee Dreamtime at the 'G match against, he kicked two goals and was named among the best players by the media. He got a single coaches vote in round 15 for laying a team high 10 tackles. The coaches voted in round 18's victory over.He missed the club's round 21 match due to a quad cork injury. He played in the club's final two matches before the finals series, despite missing one match. The home and away season ranked second among the league's rucks for average disposals per game. He had 16 disposals in a win and 14 in a loss in the preliminary final that ended the club's season. The all-time finals record of 56 hit outs was set by Brodie Grundy in the final match. After playing 23 matches and kicking seven goals, he placed 13th in the club's best and fairest award. In order to allow the club to trial potential backups Ivan Soldo and Noah Balta, Nankervis began the season as a forward.He kicked three goals while playing the role in the first match of the pre-season. An equal career-best three goals and 34 hit outs, as well as 17 disposals, 17 hit outs and an equal career-best 34 hit outs, were recorded by Nankvervis in the season opener, earning him four votes in the coaches' association award. He received two more votes for his 14 disposals and one goal in round 4, earning him the fifth most votes of any player that day. In round 6's ANZAC Day eve match against, Nankervis again attracted three coaches votes, but also received a $2000 fine for a careless low impact strike on opposition forward Tom McDonald. A serious adductor injury occurred during the first quarter of a match against in round 8. He returned to the field for a short time after the initial injury, but was ruled out for the rest of the match. The club later confirmed that the injury was a high grade tear and that it would take eight weeks to recover.Though he had returned to full speed running within six weeks, slower progress with strength in the muscle pushed back his return by at least two more weeks. In the VFL in July, he recorded 13 hit outs, eight disposals and a goal in managed minutes. He gradually increased his playing time as he continued to recover from his injuries. In the 21st round, he made a return to football, contributing 25 disposals and an equal season-best 34 hitouts in a win over. After he was a late withdrawal with groin soreness the following week, his stint lasted just one match. In the VFL final win over the reserves, he managed 22 disposals, 33 hitouts, and a match winning final quarter goal despite a poor start and only playing limited minutes. It was enough to earn him a senior-level recall for the club's final win of the season, in which he recorded 24 hitouts.He had a quiet performance in the preliminary final, finishing with just 11 hitouts and five disposals in the win over that earned his side a grand final spot. In the grand final, his 17 disposals, along with 22 hitouts, equaled a season-best, helping his side to an 89-point victory. During the 2020 season, Nankervis had groin surgery to repair his abductor tendon, which resulted in a reduced pre-season training program. A return to top-level match-play for the club's final pre-season game in March was the goal after limited minutes in match-simulation sessions in February. He missed selection for that match and instead played in a VFL practice match in the first week of March and was scheduled to play in another the following week, but it was canceled due to safety concerns. After recording 16 hit outs in a week as second-string to lead Ivan Soldo in a win over that was played without crowds in attendance due to public health prohibitions, he was recalled to the league. In order to reduce the physical load on players who would be expected to play multiple matches with short breaks in the second half of the year, the match was played with quarter lengths reduced by one fifth.The season was suspended after multiple states enforced border closings. When the season resumed after an 11-week break, they played an unofficial scratch match against the reserves due to the clubs' withdrawal from the VFL season. After one more match at reserves level, <mask> was recalled for the club's round 4 match against where he was the club's best player, earning five coaches award votes for a performance that included 26 hitouts, 17 disposals and a goal. He suffered a serious syndesmosis ankle injury in round 5 of his match. While his teammates relocated to the Gold Coast as a result of the virus outbreak in Melbourne, <mask> stayed in the city to have surgery on his ankle. By the end of the month, he had joined his teammates after clearing the state's mandated 14-day quark. After joining the main training group in the second week of August, he was recalled to the main training group for the club's round 14 match against.He played a supporting role to lead Ivan Soldo and recorded 14 disposals and six tackles. After Soldo suffered a season-ending knee injury, the club's one week bye would lead to the elevation of Nankervis to the lead ruck position. After recording just 11 hit outs in the club's first-up qualification final loss, the club recorded 15 hit outs and four clearances in a semi-final win. He had a game-high 10 tackles in the preliminary final that followed, as well as recording three marks and 10 hit outs in the fourth quarter of the comeback win over. The Herald Sun described the performance as a "lion-hearted" one as his team was defeated by 31 points in the 2020 grand final. The player is particularly good at tackling and winning centre clearances and plays as a ruck. He can play as a tall forward and is noteworthy for his marksmanship.Statistics Statistics are correct to the end of the season. The style is "text-align:center". There is a row with text-align:center and background-color. 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texts: <mask> is a Pakistani television host, actor, scriptwriter and impressionist. He was a contestant in the fourth season of the show. He broke into the mainstream audiences through his impersonations of late prime minister Benazir Bhutto and later playing the cross-dressing <mask> on various television channels. His alter ego of <mask> has become his primary persona as he rarely appears as the male <mask>. He is a bisexual man who was born to a retired colonel father in Pakistan Army and a former government official. <mask> has called himself gay, bisexual or even a transsexual at times. <mask>r was a colonel in the Pakistan Army.He wanted to be a woman from a young age. His inner lady came out when he did a play for the Arts Council in his teens, dressed in a burqa, offering the audience with his monologue. They would ask him how a child could impersonate an older woman. <mask> says that because his audience was older than his age, he matured earlier. His breakthrough in the entertainment industry came when he started imitating his childhood hero, the former Prime Minister of Pakistan Benazir Bhutto. On the occasion of Zohaib Hassan's dholki, <mask> was asked to impersonate her. Nazia warned <mask> not to imitate the prime minister.He made the prime minister burst out in laughter when he was asked if he liked the performance. After his father and mother sought a divorce, <mask> had to come to the city of Karachi. He came to terms with Imran Aslam, a political satire writer who would tell him of a television channel in the future. <mask>'s Benazir impressions were famous among his friends and he was told to take it to the airways with the television channel. The show was called "We Are All Expecting (Pregnant), but meant to translate as We Are All Hopeful" and it dealt with political humor around the time of the election. For the first time on television, <mask> did his Benazir act. <mask> realized that the act alone wouldn't shape his career and he had to do more with his talent.<mask> gained the nickname "BB or bibi meaning lady in Urdu" from this act. A close friend of the man was the doctor to the woman. With an extensive research into Pakistani cinema under his belt, the doctor suggested <mask> with the idea of having a dragged-up character as a host for a talk show. Begum Nawazish was born. Late Night with Begum Nawazish <mask> cross-dresses as a woman wearing a sari and asks influential guests provocative questions in his show. Two guests would be invited to be interviewed by him. The name of the neighbour was suggested by Dr. Adil.<mask> could relate to this persona as an alter ego. The life that the Begum lived was very similar to the life <mask> had lived before he was an armyman. The show airs on Aaj TV every Saturday night. Business tycoons, industrialists, actors and actresses, government and religious leaders have been invited to the show. Begum would flirt with any one of the male guests using suggestive banter and sexual innuendo. This use of gestures and acts has earned a nasty reputation amongst the more fundamentalist ideals of the religious leaders, but has still ventured into the hearts and minds of the younger generations. While talking of taboo topics like "sex" in Pakistan where it is strictly off-limits even trying to mention it, <mask> has been spared a backlash.Women say that they are still afraid to do what <mask> is doing. Where television talk shows in Pakistan are reluctant to criticize the military backed government, Begum has always been critical of a general seated as a president. The show's airing was opposed to by the former President of Pakistan. The show was temporarily closed because of this bit of opposition. There were offers from across the border in India for a follow-up to the show. There were 26 episodes of the show on 9X from India. <mask> hosted The Late, Late Show with <mask>.The show will be hosted by <mask>. The first episode is scheduled to be aired on March 26. Three guests appeared on the first episode. On May 26, 2011, <mask>'s mother called the capital city police to report that her son had been torturing her. She was taken to the hospital with a broken nose and other injuries, while <mask> was taken to the police station. <mask> said there was a dispute about property within the family. Washington Blade interview <mask> <mask>, Washington Post interview Begum Nawazish <mask>, and Washington Post interview <mask>.

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texts: A professional baseball player from Japan. He is a pitcher for the Dragons. At the Japanese High School Baseball Championship, he pitched for Yokohama High School and captained his Meiji University side to the title. He has represented Japan in various age groups. He captured the Japanese national championship when he was in 6th grade and started playing baseball in 3rd grade. When he was 12 years old,<mask> represented his family in mourning after his father died in a traffic accident. <mask> played for Miyakonojo Seniors.In his 3rd year he was selected in the Japanese national team where he helped the team to victory in a USSSA Championship in 2009, where he was also awarded the Cy Young Award for the tournament as best pitcher. Yokohama High School After joining Yokohama Senior High School in his junior year,<mask> participated in the 83rd Japanese High School Baseball Invitation Tournament. Yokohama were knocked out of the tournament in the first round against Nagasaki Prefectural Hasami High School due to the fact that the team was kept quiet by the Hasami ace. In his junior year at the Kanagawa prefectural tournament, he threw down 8 innnings for 1 run and Masaru Watanabe led the team to victory. The 93rd Japanese High School Baseball Championship would be decided in the tournament final between Toko Gakuen's Yuki <mask>, where his team would walk-off winners in the 10th. In the second round against Takasaki Health & Welfare University High school,<mask> gave up 5 runs in the 6th frame. His team won in the 10th.In the third round against Chiben Gakuen High school,<mask> was able to keep his opponent to one run but was withdrawn after giving up a hit to the lead-off batter. In the spring of his 3rd year at the 84th Japanese High School Baseball Invitational Tournament,<mask> tossed a 3-hit complete game shut out against a Ren Wada led Kochi High School. In the second round against Seiko Gakuen high school,<mask> was 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 800-273-3217 In the quarter-finals against Kanto Daiichi ace Yusuke Nomura,Yanagi gave up the winning runs in the 9th and his team was eliminated from the tournament. In the summer tournament,Yanagi's team was bundled out in the quarter finals by Toko Gakuen and Yuki Matsui. In 6 games at Koshien Stadium,Yanagi played, he played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, played, At Yokohama, he played with future pros Tomo Otosaka, Kensuke Kondo, Yuto Takahama and Daiki Asama.In the fall of his first year in the Tokyo Big6 Baseball League,<mask> started playing. In the 44th Meiji Jingu Tournament,<mask> threw 5 zeros in a victory. In the fall of his sophomore year,<mask> became the team ace and went 3–1 in decisions with a 2.21 ERA to help lead his team to the title. He helped the team to runners-up at the 45th Meiji Jingu Tournament. He was called up to the Japanese national team for the Summer Universiade in 2015. In the fall,<mask> recorded 5 wins and gained selection in the best 9. In the 4th year of his career,<mask> became team captain where he threw in 10 games and recorded a 6-1 record with a league-leading   0.87 ERA and 87 strikeouts where he would once again be selected in the best 9 to contribute to Meji's first springAt the 65th Japanese Collegiate National Championships in the first game against Kansai University of International Studies,<mask> would make an appearance in relief but his team would ultimately lose out in a tie-breaker. The Japanese collegiate national team was selected for the USA vs Japan collegiate All-Star Series. In the second game as a starter,<mask> threw 7innings with 8 punch-outs and 12 strikeouts. In the 5th game,<mask> showed his prowess as a starter taking 7 strikeouts and helping his team to victory in the tournaments while he was selected as the tournament's best pitcher. He was selected to play in the Haarlem Baseball Week tournament. In the fall of his 4th year,<mask> entered the top 15 strikeout leaders in Tokyo Big6 history after taking his 300th career strikeout. He recorded 20 strikeouts in a complete game against Waseda University.His team won the league for the second year in a row, thanks to his 5 wins and a 1.64 ERA. In the 47th Meiji Jingu Tournament, he hit a homerun in the first game against Kansai University, and in the semi-finals against Jobu University, he threw a further 7 shutouts. In the final against J. F. Oberlin University,<mask> let up a 2-run lead before being replaced in the 4th, but his team would rally and win their first national title. During his college career,<mask> had a record of 23-8, 288.1 IP, 338 SO and a 1.84 ERA. A group of future pros, including Kento Itohara, Kenta Uehara, Seishir Sakamoto, and Shun Takayama, played together at Meiji University. The 2016 NPB draft had a lottery and the Yokohama DeNA Baystars had the best odds to win the first round but the Chunichi Dragons had the best odds to win the whole thing. As an immediate contributor,<mask> was groomed in Spring training to become a part of the starting day rotation and was even challenged to become opening day starter by manager.He was injured before the start of the NPB season. After spending time with the farm team and the lower grade team,<mask> was registered for the Dragons top team for the first time on May 21. He made his debut against the Yokohama DeNA Baystars on May 23. On May 28, he was given his first substantial work as a pitcher as he came in for 3 hours of long relief against the Tokyo Yakult Swallows after he gave up 6 runs in his first two starts. In his first professional win,<mask> gave up 7 hits and 3 earned runs. The pitcher ended the season with a 1–4 record and 45 strikeouts. On 10 April against the Tokyo Yakult Swallows,<mask> threw a 2-hit, 6 strikeout, complete game shut-out to mark the first of his career.This was the first complete game of the NPB season. Over the course of 10 starts,<mask> had a 5.23 ERA and 42 strikeouts. Before the All-Star break, he went 9–2 in the starting rotation with a 2.73 earned run average. He was added to the All-Star roster in the second game of the series by the manager who chose to use him as a relief pitcher. In a complete game against the Marines,<mask>, who finished the season with a 11-7 record, 170.1ip and 3.53ERA. In order to confirm his ability to perform at the highest level,<mask>'s salary was increased three-fold to 45,000,000 for the 2020 season. In an overhand slot,<mask>. He is said to get good vertical spin on his fastball, which peaked out at 150 km/h at college. If the catcher didn't signal for a curve, they wouldn't be able to catch it.After going pro,<mask>'s average speed was in the 130 km/h to 140 km/h range, but it had worked up to an average speed in the 140 km/h range by 2019. The desire to play at the same school as his idols, Daisuke Matsuzaka and Yokohama High School, was a big factor in personalYanagi's desire to play. The NPB.jp has links to External links.

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texts: Theodore (<mask>) L<mask> is an American politician and member of the Republican party who served as Mayor of Manchester, New Hampshire from 2010 to 2018. He was a member of the New Hampshire Senate from 2000 until he resigned in 2009. <mask> attended Manchester Central High School. He received a Bachelor of Science degree from the University of New Hampshire. He started Staffing Network with his brother<mask> was elected to the New Hampshire Senate in 2000. He became President of the Senate in 2005 after cutting a deal with the minority Democrats to remove the two-term Republican Senate President.The Democrats took control of the State Senate in 2006 and he was elected Senate Minority Leader. <mask> is a Greek American. The Greek Orthodox Church Metropolitan of Boston gave an invocation. The political career Mayor of Manchester <mask> won the nonpartisan election in 2009, defeating Democrat Mark Roy 10,668 to 8,128. <mask> defeated Chris Hebert in the mayor's race, taking 70% of the vote. <mask> defeated Patrick Arnold by less than 1,000 votes. <mask> faced the stiffest challenge ever when he beat Joyce Craig by 64 votes.Craig became the first woman to serve as Mayor of Manchester after defeating <mask> in a second match. <mask> entered the race for the Republican Party nomination for Governor of New Hampshire. Having never lost an election, <mask> was seen as a strong contender in the field, but came in third behind eventual victor Chris Sununu and the relatively unknown State Representative Frank Edelblut. <mask> received more votes than Forrester. In New Hampshire, <mask> lost in every city and town except for Manchester and the Manchester suburbs. He had to personally repay $68,000 to his campaign contributors after his loss. The contest between <mask> and Sununu was bitter.Sununu accused the Manchester Police Department of failing to adequately fight the drug crisis, which drew a stern rebuke from the Manchester Police Chief. <mask> asked Sununu to apologize. The rape of a 14-year-old girl occurred at the city's West High School in September 2015. The rape of the girl was not reported to the public by the county district attorney, City Hall, the police department or the Manchester school system. Joyce Craig accused her of trying to politicize the crime when she criticized <mask>'s handling of the rape. <mask> told the New Hampshire Union Leader that they were not told of the rape. Emails from a school district employee show that <mask> was told of a sexual assault at the school.The Police Chief and School Supremo both said they had told the Mayor of the graphic nature of the assault. The job of another department to inform the public was considered by the School Board, the School Supremo and City Hall. The revelation of the rape and the failure to inform the public of the crime led to changes in police and school administration policy. <mask> was accused of not revealing the rape as he was in a tough reelection battle. <mask> subsequently sued two political activists, one of which chaired Joyce Craig's previous run for Mayor, who accused him of covering up the rape for political advantage. Mayor <mask> lost the election. In the final days of the <mask> administration, the City Solicitor's office failed to successfully prosecute domestic violence cases.Before <mask> became mayor, the City Solicitor, Tom Clark, was reappointed multiple times by the Board of Aldermen. The Attorney General of New Hampshire was appealed to by the police chief because he was concerned that victims were not being protected. Pat Long said that as an elected official he felt a sense of responsibility. The prosecution of domestic violence cases is aided by the Manchester police department. The scandal resulted in the early retirements of city prosecutors and the state taking over the department. A stand-out in the battle against opiate drugs was named the U.S. President Donald Trump is a marshal.<mask> applied for the office of ExecutiveCouncillor from District Four. <mask> won the Republican nomination. <mask> narrowly defeated Democrat Gray Chynoweth in the general election. <mask>as Ballotpedia References 1950 births Living people Local government in New Hampshire Mayors of Manchester, New Hampshire Manchester, New Hampshire Members of the New Hampshire Executive Council New Hampshire city council members New Hampshire Republicans

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texts: <mask> was a New Zealand lawyer, public servant and diplomat. He was the first United Nations Resident Representative in Indonesia, the New Zealand Ambassador to Tokyo, and the High Commissioner to Canada. <mask> was the eldest of five children of <mask> and Alice, who were born in the Lower Hutt suburb of Petone. He was one of the first from Petone to get a university degree, studying law part-time at Victoria University College while working in the Crown Law Office. He practiced law in Marton, Taihape and Putaruru before opening his own practice in Lower Hutt in 1927. His wife was born in Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire, and was the daughter of a long line of Methodist clergy. The Labour member of Parliament for the Hutt, Walter Nash, was assisted in his Sunday clinics by <mask> in the drafting of Social Welfare Legislation during the Great Depression of 1929-35.Walter Nash was the Finance Minister when the Labour Party swept to power in 1935. He encouraged <mask> to join the Public Service after calling on him to assist in the drafting of the enabling legislation. He wrote a summary to Nash detailing a universal pension of 10 shillings a week at 65 and a means-tested pension of 30 shillings at 60 for those unable to work. The basis for the first universal pension scheme in the world was found by this suggestion made initially by <mask>. The Social Security Act of 1938 was used to build the scheme. New Zealand was convinced by the opening of the Washington Legation World War II that it could no longer depend on Britain for its protection and foreign policy. Walter Nash was appointed the first Minister to Washington in late 1941 because of the lack of experienced personnel.During his first period in Washington, he asked <mask> to accompany him, but he refused to leave his large family in the middle of a war. He became First Secretary with special responsibility for the economic relations with the U.S. in December 1943. The appointment was questioned in the New Zealand Parliament, but also by the new Secretary of the Department of External Affairs, who was appointed in June 1943. After Nash was replaced as Minister in July 1944, he was accepted as a permanent part of the diplomatic service. Four of his children were able to join him in Washington. Both Nash and Berendsen were in demand for the constant round of post-war conferences in the US, so that's why <mask> was in charge of the tiny mission in Washington. His most significant impact was in representing New Zealand on the UN Trusteeship Council in 1948, leading New Zealand to part company with the more defensive administering powers, on one occasion voting against Britain over its self-satisfied report on Tanganyika.The ambitious Australia-Initiated project that became the Colombo Plan, about which the government of the day were decidedly negative, was left to be handled by <mask> in Wellington. Despite New Zealand's reluctance to commit money to anything, <mask> was elected to chair the committee of officials who were drafting a plan for Technical Assistance. He brokered the desire of the Asian delegations to see this fast-tracked effectively enough to have Technical Assistance emerge as the main event for immediate action, rather than the controversial Australian scheme for capital assistance on the model of the Marshall Plan in Europe. He chaired the drafting committee for the final report at the 'Consultative Committee' meeting. He presented as positive a face as possible for New Zealand when he represented them at the other Colombo Plan and ECAFE meetings. The UN's Technical Assistance Board was looking for a senior figure to represent it in Jakarta, who might be able to overcome the sensitivity of the nationalist government about taking advice from neo-colonials. He was the UN's first Resident Representative in Indonesia.At the end of 1953, his final report revealed the difficulties of trying to coordinate a range of independent-minded UN specialist organizations with the priorities of the Indonesian government. The Visiting Mission to the Trust Territories in East Africa was chaired by the UN Trusteeship Council in 1954. He found himself in a conservative minority over the issue of demanding a rapid timetable for independence. Unless the Belgians adopted a very different strategy before independence, there would be violent outbreaks between the two groups. The majority of these issues were created by Ramon Sears, who joined the more anti-colonial members from India and El Salvador. The Trusteeship Council incorporated the minority report into the official report of the mission after Sears was overruled by the State Department. The post of New Zealand's first Minister to Japan was upgraded to Ambassador in 1958.The first Junior All Black tour of Japan in 1958 was a big moment in Japan rugby and saw thePatron of the Rugby Union of Japan become. He hosted Walter Nash, who was the first New Zealand Prime Minister to visit Japan. He was the High Commissioner to Canada in 1961. He decided to retire early and return to Wellington because of his health concerns. In the late 1960s, the Walter Nash Vietnam Memorial Appeal succeeded in building a children's hospital in South Vietnam. Further reading is 'New Zealand's Early Steps in Asia: A Biography of <mask><mask> and Family'. The work is titled "New Zeland and Early Steps in Asia".

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texts: <mask>é is a designer, industrial designer and architect. He works on industrial design, applied research, product design, development and manufacturing. Product design includes consumer electronics, transportation, home appliances, furniture, digital products and computers, and architecture and interior design. In 2008, he was selected as one of L'Uomo Vogue magazine's 80 most influential creative people with vision worldwide in design and architecture. Several museums worldwide have permanent collections of his works. Satyen was born and raised in central Maharashtra, India. He obtained a bachelor's degree in mechanical design engineering from the Visvesvaraya National Institute of Technology.He studied at the Industrial Design Centre, Indian Institute of Technology, Mumbai, and Product Design at the Art Center College of Design, Switzerland. In the field of industrial design and architecture, pakhalé has been active since 1993. He worked in the new business creation department at Philips Design on innovative products in the areas of digital communication and transportation. He started his own design practice in 1998. There were two solo industrial design exhibitions of his works, one in Amsterdam and the other in Bologna, Italy, which were put on by the curators of the Museum of Modern Art, New York and Gallery Ammann, Cologne, Germany. The design manager and marketing executive Alceo Serafini has described the work of Satyendra pakhale. The Culture of Creation is an active studio practice and an ongoing research platform.Dr. Tiziana Proietti was based on decades of studio practice and theoretical applied research. At any time in history, culture is always evolving and changing. The culture of creation refers to the innate impulse behind human making. The Culture of Creation platform brings critical thinking and studio practice together while covering topics such as social modernity and secular humanism, atmospheres of spaces and objects, human senses and perception, poetic analogy of form and sensorial design. The culture of creation explores the inner dimensions of objects and spaces. Satyendra pakhalé has a design practice that is inspired by the culture of making and highly technological manufacturing. This theoretical position was first published in a monograph called "Satyendra pakhalé Culture of Creation" by the Netherlands Architecture Institute.The studio practice of <mask> pakhalé is a culture of creation. His conviction that cultural influences without succumbing to nostalgia, false narratives or traditionalism have to be factored in. He sees the rational, emotional and multi-sensorial as one. He has developed a concept of social modernity that is at the same time contemporary and forward-looking by reflecting upon and then synthesizing these two aspects. The project of modernity is still a work in progress in most societies. The disintegrating elements have to be brought together in order to create a flourishing contemporary society. Society should be rebuilt on the foundations of social modernity.From 1999 to 2006 he was visiting faculty in the department of Man and Activity. He was the head of the master of design for humanity and sustainable living program from 2006 to 2010. The Culture of Creation is a book by <mask> pakhalé.

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texts: M.J.A. is a person. The Labour Party (PvdA) has a politician named "Thijs" <mask>. He was a policy advisor in the House of Representatives and a member of the Amsterdam municipal council. He served as a district alderman in Amsterdam-Oost with a focus on housing and the economy. As head of policy at the Global Reporting Initiative, <mask> worked as an independent consultant. He was appointed to the European Parliament in April 2021. <mask> was born in Bussum, North Holland.His father was an Augustinian priest in Amsterdam-Noord until he married Simona, whose parents had migrated to the Netherlands from Italy. His father worked for KRO. After studying political science at the University of Amsterdam, Reuten obtained a master's degree in international relations. He began his career as a foreign policy advisor of the Labour Party's parliamentary group in the House of Representatives and later served on the district council of the Amsterdam borough of Zuideramstel. He did not win a seat in the Amsterdam municipal elections, but he was his party's fifteenth candidate. He was sworn into the municipal council in April because several councilors left the body to serve in the new municipal executive. He helped the Labour Party's House group.In the period after the national government asked Amsterdam to build 50,000 new housing units, Reuten focused on finances and housing. Reuten was in favor of moving the navy complex and Food Center Amsterdam to the city because they were located in the city. The plans were eventually abandoned. The proposal to budget 1.2 million to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Queen Beatrix's reign was criticized by Reuten. In 2005, he and Olij presented a plan to establish a municipal housing corporation that would construct affordable houses and sell them for a below market price. Reuten was re-elected in 2006 and placed sixth on the party list. He did not support an electoral alliance between the Labour Party and GroenLinks before the election.He was the political advisor of State Secretary of European Affairs Frans Timmermans. In December 2007, <mask> stepped down from the council. He worked for Timmermans until the end of his term. He was the Labour Party's 51st candidate in the general election. The party's 30 seats and <mask>'s 2,935 preference votes were not enough for a seat in the House of Representatives. He joined the executive committee of Amsterdam-Oost on November 23, 2010 as a district alderman specialized in housing, major projects, and spatial planning. Half of the homes built in Amsterdam in the last two years were located in the area of Oost.He was the leader of the Labour Party in the municipal elections. After the election, the executive committee became responsible for construction, housing, the economy, sports, and diversity. His second term ended in May. As head of policy at the Global Reporting Initiative in April 2020, Reuten took a job as an independent urban development consultant. He was responsible for enabling international organizations and national governments to adhere to the GRI's standards. He was the Labour Party's eighth candidate and received 1,222 preference votes in the European Parliament election in the Netherlands. His party won six seats.<mask> was appointed to the European Parliament in March of 2021. <mask>'s term began after he left the GRI. The Labour Party is a member of the Party of European Socialists, which is part of the Progressive Alliance of Socialists and Democrats. The Labour Party's spokesman for foreign affairs, justice, and freedoms is <mask>, who is a member of the EU-North Macedonia Joint Parliamentary Committee. He can play the piano because he has a son. His uncle and cousin are an economist and an actress, while his sister is an actress. There are links to births in the 20th century and politicians in the 21st century.

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texts: <mask> was an English architect who was born in 1856. He designed the buildings for <mask>'s railways. The other buildings of the architect's practice in York included headquarters for two York-based banks and a number of churches. His roots were in Jamaica and London, but he was mainly in York from the 18th to the 19th century. He was Peter Frederick Robinson's assistant. He won a society of arts premium. During <mask>'s third term as mayor, he was a council member of the Yorkshire Architectural Society and Sheriff of York.He was a Fellow of the Institute of British Architects in London. He died in York on December 29, 1854. After the downfall of <mask> in 1849, the work for the York and North Midland Railway dried up. He designed buildings for the GNER as far north as Northallerton after designing the new York station for the Y&NM. He designed all of the buildings for the railways. The Y&NM opened its first section from a temporary station outside the walls of York in May 1839, but Hudson wanted to bring the railway into the heart of York, which meant breaching the city walls. The preferred design for the entry was a Tudor arch.The plan for the new station was developed by Robert Stephenson, who wanted to make allowances for York's status as a junction. The station buildings were designed by <mask>. One of Andrew's trademarks was the hipped appearance of the trainsheds. The 40 ft span of the shed was similar to the 40 ft span of the station roof. The train sheds were clad with slate on wooden planking. Provision was made for parcels traffic, left luggage, the station master and the maintenance of lamps, as well as a central booking office along the departure platform. The Y&NM offices were on the first floor.The refreshment rooms and bar were close to the arrivals platform. When services started running to London, the station was incomplete because of delays in agreeing the building design with the GNER. It opened on January 4, 1841. The hipped roof of the station at York was one of the features that was to be used in other medium and large stations, but in later examples, the glazed portion of the roof was raised. Locomotives were not expected to enter York station. The arch over the apex of the roof is one of the features characteristic of Andrew's buildings. The Y&NM Main Line station was opened in 1841 and closed in 1877.

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texts: <mask> was an English violist. He was a noted teacher and one of the first viola players to achieve international fame. <mask> was the son of Polish-Jewish immigrants. He studied violin at the Royal Academy of Music in London. The principal encouraged him to take up the viola. He became one of the best known violists of his time when he toured Europe and the US as a soloist. He encouraged his students and colleagues to compose for the instrument as Professor of Viola at the RAM.<mask> took the viola position in the Gerald Walenn Quartet after being temporarily in the famous bohemian quartet to replace the violist/composer Oskar Nedbal. Many composers wrote pieces for him. <mask> did not give the world premiere of the piece as he found it difficult to comprehend at the time; that honor went to Paul Hindemith. Bernard Shore was a student of his at the time. At the International Society for Contemporary Music festival in Lige, <mask> performed the work for the first time. He gave five more performances over the next three years. During one of his Paris concert tours in 1920, he found a 1717 Montagnana that he took a chance on acquiring.No case was available, so my wife came to the rescue by wrapping it in her waterproof coat, and that is how it was, according to his memoirs. <mask> preferred a large viola for its rich tone. He created his own Tertis model because he knew that some would find a 17-1/8-inch instrument too large. Bernard Shore passed on the 1717 Montegnana to Roger Chase after Tertis sold it to him. The Chamber Music Players were formed by William Murdoch, Albert Sammons, and <mask>. The Griller's enthusiasm for the first Viennese School was influenced by the encouragement and coaching he received from him. He retired from the concert platform in 1937 to concentrate on teaching.He performed at a concert at the RAM in 1949 to raise money for his fund to encourage the creation of music for the viola. He was made a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in 1950. Many pieces not originally for the viola were arranged by Tertis. He wrote a number of publications about string playing, the viola, and his own life. Cinderella No More and My Viola were written by <mask>. He was 98 years old. The Lionel <mask> International Viola Competition was established to honor him."The Tertis Project," a series of concerts devoted to works composed for Tertis, was started in February of 2007. The Tertis Tradition was released in 2009. English Heritage put up a plaque at his home. Many fine English violists were students of Tertis. 15th Century Folk Song:Anonymous for viola, cello and piano, as well as Rverie for viola (or violin or cello) and piano Three. Passacaglia with Albert Sammons and piano Columbia L 2342-3 Delius. HMV Treasury HLM 7055 is a collection of works by Johannes Brahms, Handel, Delius and others.There were 74 Writings References issued between 1920 and 1933. People from West Hartlepool Alumni of the Royal Academy of Music, English classical violists, and Royal Philharmonic Society Gold medallists.

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texts: "Brud" <mask> was an American university president and diplomat. He was the first African American to play football at Cornell University and was selected as an All American in 1937 and 1938. He was the first African American to chair the American Red Cross Board of Governors. He was the first African-American to sit on the board of the New York Stock Exchange and the first to be appointed to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's governing body. <mask> was the fourth child of Robert Jr. and <mask>. <mask> played football and basketball in high school, lettering in both sports. He began his college studies at the New York College of Agriculture in 1935.He received a Bachelor of Science in 1939 and a Master's degree in 1941. <mask> was the first African American to play on Cornell's football team. He was an All-American in 1937 and 1939. In 1965, he was in the College Football Hall of Fame. <mask>s met the newly elected Delaware Gov. J. Boggs is a person. There were a couple of meetings between the two.Boggs convinced the Board of Trustees of Delaware State College to appoint <mask> to be the sixth president in the institution's history. On July 1, 1953, <mask> took over the leadership of a school that was at the lowest point in its history. In 1949, the historically black college lost its accreditation as a four-year institution of higher education. Some state officials wanted to close DSC and convert it to a junior college for blacks. Significant improvements were made to the operation of the business office under President <mask>. The construction of five new buildings, some faculty housing units, as well as other building additions and renovations took place after Dr. <mask> persuaded the Delaware General Assembly to appropriate $2.45 million to the college. He oversaw the reorganization of the school's administrative structure and athletics programs.The college's first-ever general education program was established during his tenure, and there was a significant increase in the usage of the campus library. Legislation was passed by the Delaware General Assembly to increase the Board of Trustees from six to 11 members. During his tenure, the DSU integrated by hiring its first white faculty members and first white students. The most important achievement of President <mask>'s seven-year tenure was the re-accreditation of Delaware State College by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools. The Office of Alumni Affairs was established by Dr. <mask> to strengthen the relationship between the college and its alumni. The college began attracting new philanthropic funding support under Dr. <mask>'s leadership. In 1960, Dr. <mask> resigned from Delaware State College to take the presidency of the now University.There is a statue on the front of the campus dedicated to Dr. <mask>. Brad Vanneman is a sculptor from Delaware. Dr. <mask> was the ninth president of the institute from 1960 to 1970. A new period of growth was experienced during his 10-year presidency. The construction of 12 new buildings cost $19 million. The average faculty salary doubled and the annual budget of the school increased by 300 percent. <mask> served as ambassador to Sweden for two years after he retired from academia.He was the first African American to sit on the board of the New York Stock Exchange. As a result of his appointment, Dr. <mask> became the first African American to serve as the chairman of the Red Cross Board of Governors. The research and development laboratory was renamed in <mask>'s honor. <mask> died in New York City. He was posthumously awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. <mask> was one of 13 children. <mask> was one of ten children to play for Cornell.He was selected as a third team All-American running back by the Associated Press for the 1978 College Football All-America Team, and as a graduate student with a 3.70 grade point average, the same year. He became a member of the Academic Hall of Fame in 1991. As was his father, <mask> is a Republican. He was a candidate for Governor of New York. All-American college football players American football ends Ambassadors of the United States to Sweden African-American diplomats African-American players of American football Presidents of Hampton University American Red Cross personnel

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